110 HORTICULTURE 



(Continued from page 93) „,,„• the figures expected of them 

 ship list. Under the postal laws, mail- The local chairmen of all the states 

 ing under the second class privilege are urged to do their utmost to in- 

 is forbidden to any member in arrears, cre ase their slate totals. The national 

 consequently copies to such arc mailed publicity is distributed equally among 

 at full rates, therefore to be sure of the states in proportion to popula- 

 receiving the publication regularly tion; in fact, it could not be other- 

 members should see to it that they are wise. 



in good standing on the Society's The eyes of the many hundreds of 



books, and that their 1919 dues and subscribers to the Fund are weekly 



arrearages, if any, are paid. turned to the subscription list pub- 



Exlnbitors desiring signs, desks, i ish ed in these columns witli the ex- 



etc, should write the secretary at pectancy of seeing the names of tardy 



once, in order that their requirements would-be contributors known to have 



may be met in good time. The follow- not yet "come across." The subscrip- 



ing exhibitors are in addition to those tion list is now recognized as a "Roll 



previously announced: of Honor" in every sense of the term 



W. F. Kasting Co., Buffalo, N. Y. That which is worth having is worth 



Julius Roehrs Co., Rutherford, N. J. paying for . The "venture" stage of 



C. S. Ford, Philadelphia, Pa. campaign is a long way behind us we 



Morehead Mfg. Co., Detroit. Mich. are n0 w paying for results which we 



The Greening Nursery Co., Monroe, are absolutely sure of getting. Look 



Mirh 



"Don your contribution, if you like 

 W. W. Barnard Co., Chicago, 111. as a sort of return treat tQ yQ ^ 



The Florists' Exchange, New York, brot her floats who have treated you 



N ' Y ' to the benefits of the campaign al- 



Raedlein Basket Co., Chicago, 111. rea dy resultant. We are assuming of 



The Proto-Feed & Guano Co., Chi- C0UI , se , Ml , Readei . that y(m arg ^ 



Ca !,°'. IIL merely on the list of prospectives. 



Chicago Printed String Co., Chica- T he fall season will soon be here, with 



g0, lU - a wealth of material to move. No 



Spokane Concrete Flower Pot Ma- matt er whether you are a grower or 



chine Co., Spokane, Wash. reta iier, the more active the move- 

 Carl Hagenburger, West Mentor, O. m ent nf stnni- ti.o „..„.,*„ 



~ v. ment or stock, the greater your oppor- 



Climax Mfg. Co., Castorland, N. Y. tunity t0 make yQUr ^.^ * 



C. C. Pollworth, Milwaukee, Wis. able . Demand governs tne situationi 



J. C. Moninger Co., Chicago, III. and> as you know> u is the Qf 



If other prospective exhibitors close the Publicity Campaign to stimulate 



negotiations within the next few days, and increase it. So far we have been 



the exhibition space available will all able to do this, so let us continue the 



be taken up prior to the week of the <, n nrl wnrt v„„- ™ -^ 



gooct work. Your committee must 

 convention. m . ike their contracts for gpace jn the 



National Publicity Campaign. national magazines many weeks in ad- 



Another week and the contributions ' Va " Ce ° f P ublic ^°n- Help them to 



to the Publicity Campaign Fund ex- mak ? , ,eally worth wnile a "ange- 



ceed $1,000. While this is improve- T by Sending in your contribution 



. at once. 



ment maintained it is far from expec- 

 tancy fulfilled. A total of $1,000 a New Subscriptions, 

 week will not approximate $100,000 in „, , ,, 



a year, nothing like it. Nobody likes . The fo . Uo ™B subscriptions have 



to be put on half rations, but that is f'" '' eCeiVed and are in ackliti °» t0 



what it will amount to if we do not hose Piously announced, annually 



, ,v , ., tor t° ur years, unless otherwise 



meet the quota set up by our commit- ™ oiuerwise 



tee and our Executive Board — we 



shall only get half of the benefit while H - Bayersdorfer & Co., Phlladel- 



phia, Pa. (1 yr.) $100 on 



the whole is in sight. G. S. Ramaburg, Somerswortli,"N. 



The complete list of subscriptions DoniieUy^oral Co.','wichita' Fail's, 10M 



published early in July in this paper . T ',' x - (1 - Yr - ) • 25.00 



u JS .*..,. . Z, Arehuis Floral Co., Sedalia, Mo. 



shows more disparity in the totals for (1 yr.) 10(X) 



some of the states. The chairman of Le ^ d n M y', U ?. St ' Mt '&****• 



the local committee for the state of Ja s.. W. Rig-gs & Co.", Three Klve'r's', 



Virginia is, in a vigorous letter, call- Aug^L. Kroner," 'QuYn'cy,' iii"!"" 500 



ing the attention of the florists in his 0T ^ ena PIoTO sllu >'" Hannibal, 



state to the very small showing they Jos. Ueini & Son's',' Jacksonville] 



have so far made as contributors to Harry 'Hoftaann Fioral' Co.',' Jacfc 



the Fund. The neighbor state, West sonville, ill ' lo.uo 



b ""■"■ " c ^ Gentemann Bros.. (Juincv, 111. 



Virginia, with little more than half (add'i) .".. looo 



the population makes a much better '''iik' 1 ": He . c . k, .' nk ; ,mp '.. Jr ;.. Quincy : 2 o.00 



showing, but neither are anywhere T1 iV, s - Frauk s & son, Champaign, 



HI lo.uo 



August 2, 1919 



Kim iik B. Smith Sons, Donvllle, 



HI 10OO 



Floral Art Studio, Oswego N Y 



<1 yr.) '....' is ou 



;- on ii. \ side Floral Nursery, Fav- 



■ tteville, N, C is.00 



1. \\ assermanri, Mnskegon, Mich .-, un 



Hoffman, Inc., Boston Mass 2&00 



R. T. Broderkk, Vonkers, N. Y... 1000 

 II K. Wilson, Rochester, N. Y. 



t ( ^ y »'..-. woo 



I.. I>. Robins., 11, Springfield, Mass. 10.00 

 S S. Skidelsky & Co., New York, 



N. Y. (1 yr.) 25.00 



Metalrle Ridge Nursery Co., New 



Orleans, La. (1 yr.) 35.0O 



Arthur J. Bailey, Glens Falls, N. Y. 0.0(1 

 \aleiitine Bnrgevin, Inc., Kings- 

 ton, N. Y 25.00 



Henry Rudolph, Essex Fells, N. 



J- (1 yr.) 5.00 



J. A. Topscott, Owensboro Ky. 



(1 yr.) 5.00 



The Schafer Estate, Ballston Spa, 



N. Y. (1 yr.) 5.00 



M. F. Ruane, Waltham, Mass 15.00 



Jauiten & Kunan, Arlington, Mass. 25.00 



G W. Mercer, Cleveland, O. (1 yr.) 20.00 



John Kurst, Grand Rapids, Mich.. 10.00 

 Alfred Hannah & Son, Grand 



Raplda, Mich 10.00 



L. Buins Slot, Grand Rapids, 



Mich 5.00 



H.-ury Smith. Grand Rapids, Mich. 25.00 

 Freyling & Mendels, Grand Rap- 

 ids Mich 25.00 



H. W. Allersma, Grand Rapids, 



Mich 5.00 



Eli Cross, Grand Rapids, Mich. 



(add'l) 10.00 



Arthur Crabb, Grand Rapids, Mich. 10.00 



Phillips Bros. Newark, N. J 10.00 



C. A. Kuehn, St. Louis, Mo. (1 yr.) 50.00 



J. E. Jackson Gainesville, Ga 5.00 



J. M. Keller Co., Whitestone, L. I. 



(1 yr.) 100.00 



Paul A. Timm, Toledo, 5.00 



Springfield Floral Co., Spring- 

 held, N. J 10.00 



The Soo Greenhouses, Sault Ste. 



Marie, Mich. (1 yr.) 5.00 



Alex R. Weissgerber, Chicago, 111. 10.00 



W. E. Gravett, Lancaster, 5.00 



L. L. Boysen, Pensacola, Fla 5.00 



Wm. Swinbank, Sycamore, 111. (1 



yr.) 5.00 



American Peony Society, Chester, 



Pa. (1 yr.) 100.00 



C. P. Dieterich & Bro., Maysville, 



Kv 10.00 



Frank S. Miller, Columbus, 10.00 



Gilbert H. Wild, Sarcoxie, Mo. 



(1 yr.) 5.O0 



Mrs. S. S. Strong, Lake Charles, 



La 5.00 



C. Peterson & Sons, Escauaba, 



Mich. (1 yr.) 5.00 



G. VanBocheve & Bro., Kalamazoo, 



Mich, (add'l) 50.00 



Samuel Batson, Kalamazoo, Mich. 



(1 yr.) 10.00 



The Flower Shop, Battle Creek, 



Mich 10.00 



Fergus Falls Floral Co., Fergus 



Falls, Minn. II yr.) 10.00 



Jos. Gansbiller, Charlotte, Mich... 10.00 



R. A Wietzke, Charlotte, Mich.... 10.00 



L. E. Larkin. Dowagiac. Mich 10.00 



Herman Schallhorn, Kalamazoo, 



Mich 5.00 



ReShore & Son, Dowagiac, Mich.. 10.00 

 Jackson's Flower Shop, Kalama- 

 zoo, Mich 10.00 



Alfred S. Lee, Bedford. 5.00 



Henry Ehrhardt, Sidney, Ohio 5.00 



Pinehurst Floral Co., Pleasant 



Hill. Mo. (1 vr.l 10.00 



Wm. W. Allabough. Silverdale, Pa. 5.00 



Jesse Robbins. Carlisle, Pa. (lyr.) 5.00 

 Fredrick Marquurdt, Brooklyn. X. 



Y 10.00 



Knull Floral Co., Tampa. Fla 5.00 



II I.utey, Ironwood, Mich. (lyr.). 25.00 

 Carolina Floral Store, Charleston, 



s C 10.0*1 



Paul Mader, East Stroudsburg, Pa. 5.00 



Velie Bros.. Marlboro. N. Y 5.00 



George I. Laird. Brooklyn, N. Y.. 10.00 



A 1: Fancher. Binghamton, X. Y. ln.OO 



Will Rehder, Wilmington, N. C... 5.00 



Jensen Bros., Chicago, 111 5.00 



.1 F. Kidwell Co., Chicago, 111.... 25.00 



Hubert A. Schultz. Oak Park, 111. 5.0U 



I ha ill's Grabig. Chicago, 111 5.00 



I I (' Wullbrandt. Chicago, 111. Il 

 yr) 10.00 



$1,240.00 

 Previously reported 42,029.50 



Total W3.269.50 



John Young, Secy. 



